There have been some important changes within the Colorado Brain Injury Program. Please join us for one of two conference calls held by Judy Dettmer, Program Director, to answer questions publicly:
Tuesday, November 20th 1:00-2:00pm
Wednesday, November 21st 10:00-11:00am
Toll free = 1-877-820-7831. Pass code = 495085
The Family Leadership Training Institute (FLTI) is a proven leadership course that give participants the skills, abilities and confidence to be a community leader on behalf of children and families. This class is FREE to participants.
An inspiring story about Jakson Ziwak, son of BIAC Staff member Tina Ziwak that was featured in Colorado Springs’ Peak Living Magazine!
Jackson Ziwak is a sports fanatic. The 6-year-old’s favorite athlete is Tim Tebow, the former Denver Bronco quarterback. Jackson often shows his love for the NFL role model like a lot of other kids his age – by Tebowing. Read the Full Article Here
Craig is happy to correspond with folks via his e-mail or Facebook page, about his experiences with brain injuries. He and his family plan on hiking the Pikes Peak Challenge again this year to show their support of The Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado.
Gavin Attwood on Clough Talk
Starting on April 1, 2012, adults who do not have dependent children receiving Medicaid, and who are at or below 10% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL), may apply for Medicaid.
Governor Hickenlooper signs the Jake Snakenberg Youth Sports Concussion Act. This was a proud day for those of us that have spent over a year meeting with stakeholders, creating a consensus and developing language so the bill works for the Colorado youth sports community.
Check out this new video describing Colorado’s unique multi-disciplinary approach to concussion management for school-aged youth. Thanks to the Colorado TBI Trust Fund for funding this great video!
Brain injury survivors around the world are using a simple iPhone app called It’s Done! to help them remember whether they completed everyday routine tasks. Like locking the door or taking daily medication or turning off the stove.
